Wishing Well

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  • travisd76
  • Been on a hiatus for awhile, but I'm back and have the itch to write some poetry.

Wishing Well

I wish I were a wishing well
that goes way down below
there would be no end to
 all the wishes I would know
patiently i'd listen
to people rave and rant
and I could pick and choose
which wishes I would grant
 a child without a family
 wants someone special in her life
then i could be the one
to end her of her strife
or a husband needs a job
because he got laid off from work
and I could be the wishing well
to end him of his search
we all have wishes
this i know is true
i wish we all could be wishing wells
then no one would be blue


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tenderpoison commented on Wishing Well

06-07-2009

I can't really tell you how refreshing your voice is....and beautiful. this is again, not a metaphor I'd have ever though of, and I've never seen it used this way...to express a generosity of spirit that is truly profound. you impress me sir.

Poetry is finer and more philosophical than history; for poetry expresses the universal, and history only the particular.

Aristotle (384 BC-322 BC) Greek philosopher.

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